Charity - Missing People

Charity Beneficiary 2008: Missing People (Registered Charity No. 1020419)

The British Legal Awards will be asking attendees of this year’s awards to support Missing People. Last year’s event raised more than £25,000 for the national charity and this year we hope to raise even more!

How You and Your Company Can Help

On The Night
At the British Legal Awards we will be asking you to pledge your support to Missing People by cash or company cheque – please come prepared to give!

Will Your Company Show Its Support?
Your company can support Missing People in a variety of ways from selecting us as your ‘Charity of the Year’ partnership, sponsorships, cause-related marketing, employee engagement, gifts-in kind and individual donations.

“Missing People is working locally by delivering nationally. By supporting this vital work your company’s employees and clients can become part of a highly visible partnership.

“From actively helping to find a vulnerable child by supporting publicity appeals, to making it possible for a family to receive support on the anniversary of their loved one’s disappearance, you can directly share in Missing People’s success.” Sir Trevor McDonald OBE

For more information about how you can support us please download our new Corporate Pack or email supporters@misisngpeople.org.uk. Individual donations can be made securely online here.

Why Help Missing People?

We Help Families Left In Limbo
Missing People provides free 24 hour practical support for families affected by a disappearance.

We Help Children in Desperate Situations
Missing People can help young people to contact their family, carer, a support agency such as Social Care Services or a young person’s project, or help them to find a place of safety.

We Enable Adults to Pass a Message Home
Missing People gives adults the opportunity to take the first step to making contact, while reassuring those left behind that they are safe.

We Provide the Clues That Can End a Mystery
Missing People can produce specialist forensic artwork, such as post-mortem image enhancements and facial reconstructions that can be used to help identify people.